Puka Nacua, the Rams' leading receiver, left their Week 6 victory over the Ravens with an ankle injury early in the second quarter, and his status for Week 7 remains uncertain.

Nacua's injury occurred during a third-down play when he leaped in the end zone and came down hard, prompting trainers to assist him off the field, and he was immediately listed as questionable to return.

Given Nacua's significant role—leading the NFL in receptions and receiving yards—his absence could lead to increased targets for veteran Davante Adams and other receivers.

Nacua has a strong on-field chemistry with quarterback Matthew Stafford, which he describes as intuitive and likened to an Adele song, emphasizing their seamless connection and trust.

He also highlighted the almost 'trail of light or energy' between them during plays, illustrating a deep connection that facilitates precise ball placement.

The Rams' coaching staff will need to adjust their offensive strategy depending on Nacua’s recovery timeline, which will be closely monitored in the coming days.

Teammate Davante Adams expressed confidence in Nacua's toughness and recovery prospects, suggesting he could return after some healing time.

Quarterback Matthew Stafford acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding Nacua's injury but praised his resilience, noting that other team members stepped up in his absence.

If Nacua is sidelined, Stafford's fantasy value may decrease, as much of his passing yardage is augmented by Nacua’s after-the-catch ability, making him a borderline QB1 or QB2.

Despite the injury, Nacua's early-season performance was historic, and while his absence could impact his season-long fantasy outlook, a serious season-ending injury seems unlikely at this stage.

Further updates on Nacua's injury and status are expected soon, with the first injury report of the week due by Wednesday, which will clarify his chances of playing in London.

Nacua's injury is specified as an ankle injury, not a foot injury, and he pushed through pain to play late in Week 6, which may influence his recovery process.